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The strongest part of a plant is not the root or the root, but the wall of microscopic cells. This is a new material that can pave the way for a future that no longer re…
Experts combine plant-based ingredients such as wheat and soy proteins, cocoa butter, to create
Engineers from CEMEX and COBOD developed a new mix of materials to build a 190-square-foot 3D printed house out of real concrete.
In a proof-of-concept test, the team produced the world's longest flexible battery filament, up to 140 meters, to demonstrate that the material can be manufactured to ar…
The scientists added a special powder to the 3D-printed plastic so that when it breaks, it can be simply repaired on-site.
Experts at Nanyang Technological University have developed a new type of battery that can supply power continuously even when bent or twisted.
The Austrian company creates paper pianos by printing the keys and circuit boards on paper, which are then combined with chips and smartphones.
Swiss authorities have just approved the legality of a 3D printed closed box model for euthanasia and will be ready to be put into operation from next year.
MeaTech 3D company announced on December 7 that it had successfully bioprinted a 104g steak consisting mainly of fat and artificial muscle cells.
The world's first sustainable homes are 3D printed with locally available soil, helping to provide shelter to people displaced by the disaster.
The surgery on November 25 helped the 47-year-old man in the UK get the eye he wanted. He also became the first person in the world to be fitted with a 3D printed prosth…
3D printing ink is made entirely of E. coli bacteria, helping to create sustainable constructions that can repair themselves.
The 3D printed animal robot can move through the blood vessel, carry the drug nanoparticle and automatically eject it when it reaches its destination.
3D printed steaks, insect proteins, mushrooms are some of the unique ideas among the winners of NASA's space food competition.
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